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Daily-Plan-For-Vaccination-29Th-March-To-1St-April-2021.Pdf MINISTRY OF HEALTH SEYCHELLES VACCINATION SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY 29 TH MARCH TO THURSDAY 1 ST APRIL FRIDAY 26TH MARCH 2021 MONDAY 29TH MARCH VACCINATION SITES DISTRICTS/TARGET GROUP OPENING HOURS COVISHIELD Second Dose English River ICCS Victoria All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February COVISHIELD Second Dose Anse Aux Pins and Au Cap Anse Royale DA Office All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February COVISHIELD Second Dose Beau Vallon DA Office Beau Vallon All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February 8-5pm COVISHIELD Second Dose Grand Anse Mahe DA Office Grand Anse Mahe All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February SINOPHARM First Dose Mont Fleuri District Community Centre All persons in any districts who have not received any dose of vaccine yet TUESDAY 30TH MARCH VACCINATION SITES DISTRICTS/TARGET GROUP OPENING HOURS COVISHIELD Second Dose Grand Anse Praslin Grand Anse Praslin Health Centre All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February COVISHIELD Second Dose 08.00 AM to 12 Noon – Bel Air ICCS Victoria 01.00 PM to 05.00 PM All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose at ICCS, Green/Yellow Roof between 26th January to 06th February COVISHIELD Second Dose Anse Royale Anse Royale DA Office All persons who received 8-5pm COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February COVISHIELD Second Dose Glacis Beau Vallon DA Office All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February COVISHIELD Second Dose Grand Anse Mahe DA Office Port Glaud All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February SINOPHARM First Dose Mont Fleuri District Community All persons in any districts who have Centre not received any dose of vaccine yet WEDNESDAY 31ST MARCH VACCINATION SITES DISTRICTS/TARGET GROUP OPENING HOURS COVISHIELD Second Dose Baie Ste Anne Praslin All persons who received Grand Anse Praslin Health Centre COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose at ICCS, ICCS Victoria Green/Yellow Roof between 26th January to 06th February COVISHIELD Second Dose Baie Lazare Anse Royale DA Office All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February 8-5pm COVISHIELD Second Dose Belombre Beau Vallon DA Office All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February COVISHIELD Second Dose Anse Boileau Grand Anse Mahe DA Office All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February SINOPHARM First Dose Mont Fleuri District Community Centre All persons in any districts who have not received any dose of vaccine yet THURSDAY 01ST APRIL VACCINATION SITES DISTRICTS/TARGET GROUP OPENING HOURS All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose at ICCS, ICCS Victoria Green/Yellow Roof between 26th January to 06th February COVISHIELD Second Dose Takamaka 8-5pm Anse Royale DA Office All persons who received COVISHIELD first dose between 26th January to 06th February SINOPHARM First Dose Mont Fleuri District Community Centre All persons in any districts who have not received any dose of vaccine yet NB: Please note that the Beau Vallon and Grand Anse Mahe vaccination sites will be closed on Thursday 01st April to allow staff to administer the Second Dose COVISHIELD in Districts Home for the Elderly -END- .
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